This book investigates the complex interplay between the immune system and the eye, a unique immunological environment. Drawing on proceedings from a 1979 workshop, it explores the fundamental principles of ocular immunology and its implications for transplantation. The work aims to consolidate current understanding and highlight areas for future research in this specialized field.

This volume, originating from a 1979 workshop, represents a snapshot of the understanding of ocular immunology at that time. Its focus on immunogenetics and transplantation suggests a specialized, research-oriented audience. The content likely provides foundational knowledge for researchers and clinicians in ophthalmology and immunology.